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Gabby Klein, Et Al. V. Altria Group, Inc., Et Al. 20-CV-00075 Case 3:20-cv-00075-DJN Document 74 Filed 04/21/20 Page 1 of 165 PageID# 518 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA Richmond Division GABBY KLEIN, DONALD Case No. 3:20-cv-00075-DJN SHERBONDY, SARAH SHERBONDY and CONSTRUCTION LABORERS PENSION TRUST OF GREATER ST. CONSOLIDATED CLASS ACTION LOUIS, Individually and On Behalf of All COMPLAINT Others Similarly Situated, Plaintiffs, JURY TRIAL DEMANDED v. ALTRIA GROUP, INC., HOWARD A. WILLARD III, WILLIAM F. GIFFORD, JR., JUUL LABS, INC., ADAM BOWEN, JAMES MONSEES, KEVIN BURNS, and K.C. CROSTHWAITE, Defendants. Case 3:20-cv-00075-DJN Document 74 Filed 04/21/20 Page 2 of 165 PageID# 519 TABLE OF CONTENTS NATURE OF THE ACTION ......................................................................................................... 1 PRELIMINARY STATEMENT .................................................................................................... 2 JURISDICTION AND VENUE ..................................................................................................... 8 PARTIES AND OTHER RELEVANT INDIVIDUALS ............................................................... 8 SUBSTANTIVE ALLEGATIONS .............................................................................................. 10 I. Operations of Altria and JUUL ......................................................................................... 10 II. Altria’s History of Stealthily Marketing Nicotine to Young People and Misleading the Public as to the Dangers of Its Products ................................................................................... 11 III. Nicotine is a Harmful and Addictive Chemical, Especially When Used by Youth ..... 14 IV. Relevant Regulations Concerning E-Cigarettes............................................................ 17 A. It is Illegal to Market or Sell E-Cigarettes to Anyone Under the Age of 18 ................ 17 B. Modified Risk Tobacco Products Must Be Approved by the FDA .............................. 18 V. JLI Designed Its Product to Spike Nicotine Delivery Levels with Improved Taste to Make It More Appealing, Addictive and Dangerous, Especially to Young People ................. 19 A. Defendants Understood That Maximizing Nicotine Addiction Was the “Magic” Behind Cigarettes’ Stratospheric Commercial Success .................................................................... 19 B. Following the Big Tobacco Playbook, Defendants Sought to Market a Product That Would Create and Sustain Nicotine Addiction, but Without the Stigma Associated with Cigarettes .............................................................................................................................. 22 C. JLI Designed a Nicotine Delivery Device Intended to Create and Sustain Addiction . 27 1. JLI Made Addictive E-Cigarettes Easy and Pleasant for Young People and Non- Smokers to Inhale ............................................................................................................. 28 2. JLI’s Initial Experiments Measured Non-Smokers’ “Buzz” Levels and Perceptions of Throat Harshness .......................................................................................................... 29 3. JUUL’s E-Cigarettes Rapidly Deliver Substantially Higher Doses of Nicotine than Cigarettes .......................................................................................................................... 31 4. JUUL’s Design Did Not Look Like a Cigarette, Making It Attractive to Non- Smokers and Easy for Young People to Use Without Detection...................................... 35 5. JUUL Enticed Youth and Newcomers to Nicotine with Kid-Friendly Flavors ........ 39 a. JUUL Introduced Kid-Friendly Flavors .............................................................. 39 b. JUUL and Altria Developed and Promoted the Mint Flavor and Sought to Preserve Its Market ....................................................................................................... 43 i. Mint Has the Highest Nicotine Impact ............................................................ 44 ii. JUUL’s Youth Surveillance Programs Confirmed That Mint JUULpods are Preferred by Teens .................................................................................................... 45 i Case 3:20-cv-00075-DJN Document 74 Filed 04/21/20 Page 3 of 165 PageID# 520 D. Defendants Developed and Implemented a Marketing Scheme to Mislead Consumers into Believing that JUUL Products Contained Less Nicotine Than They Actually Do and Were Healthy and Safe ......................................................................................................... 47 1. JLI Defendants Knowingly Made False and Misleading Statements and Omissions Concerning JUUL’s Nicotine Content .............................................................................. 47 2. JUUL and Altria Transmitted, Promoted and Utilized Statements Concerning JUUL’s Nicotine Content That They Knew Were False and Misleading ........................ 49 3. JLI Defendants Used Food and Coffee Themes to Give the False Impression that JUUL Products Were Safe and Healthy ............................................................................ 53 4. JUUL’s “Make the Switch” Campaign Intentionally Misled and Deceived the Public to Believe that JUUL Is a Cessation Device For Adult Smokers ..................................... 56 VI. JUUL Enters the Industry, Using Big Tobacco’s Playbook to Appeal to Kids ............ 61 VII. JUUL Designed and Marketed JUUL to Appeal to Youth ........................................... 65 A. #Vaporized Campaign and the Big Tobacco Template ................................................ 65 B. Social Media - JUUL Purchased Advertising Space on Websites that Appeal to Children................................................................................................................................. 69 C. JUUL Hosted Parties to Generate Brand Awareness Among Young People ............... 76 D. JUUL Sought to Enlist “Influencers” With Large Numbers of Underage Social Media Followers to Promote JUUL Products .................................................................................. 81 E. JUUL’s Outreach and Targeting of Adolescents - In-Person Presentations at Schools 83 F. JUUL Focused on Growth In Convenience Stores Where Advertising and Sales to Minors Was Likely ............................................................................................................... 84 G. JUUL Disregarded Failures and Loopholes Within Its Online Sales System That Allowed Youth to Purchase JUUL Online Through JUUL’s Own Website ........................ 87 VIII. JLI Defendants Successfully Misrepresented that JUUL Was Safe and Healthy ......... 90 IX. JUUL’s Practices Lead to the Nationwide Youth Vaping Epidemic ............................ 91 X. Desperate for Growth, Altria Invests In JUUL Despite Knowledge of Its Improper Marketing Techniques .............................................................................................................. 92 A. JUUL Dominates the E-Cigarette Market at the Expense of Altria .............................. 92 B. Willard Was Determined to Invest in JUUL at Any Cost ............................................ 95 XI. JUUL Thrived Due to Extensive Efforts to Delay Meaningful Regulation of Its Products................................................................................................................................... 103 A. Defendants Successfully Shielded the Popular Mint Flavor from Regulation ........... 103 XII. JUUL Usage Increases the Risk of Cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Neurological, and Other Bodily Injuries .............................................................................................................. 112 A. JUUL Products Cause Acute and Chronic Lung (Pulmonary) Injuries ...................... 112 B. JUUL Products Cause Cardiovascular Injuries........................................................... 119 C. JUUL Products Cause and Contribute to Seizure(s) ................................................... 120 ii Case 3:20-cv-00075-DJN Document 74 Filed 04/21/20 Page 4 of 165 PageID# 521 D. Animal Studies Demonstrate Carcinogenic Potential of JUUL .................................. 121 XIII. Materially False and Misleading Statements Made During the Class Period ............. 122 XIV. The Truth Begins to Emerge As Defendants Continue to Mislead ............................ 130 ADDITIONAL SCIENTER ALLEGATIONS ........................................................................... 139 CORPORATE SCIENTER ......................................................................................................... 143 ANALYSTS WHO COVERED ALTRIA CLOSELY FOLLOWED THE ACTIONS AND STATEMENTS OF JLI IN EVALUATING THE VALUE OF ALTRIA BOTH BEFORE AND AFTER ALTRIA’S INVESTMENT IN JLI............................................................................... 143 PLAINTIFFS’ CLASS ACTION ALLEGATIONS ................................................................... 148 COUNT I .................................................................................................................................... 150 (Violations of Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5 Promulgated Thereunder Against the Altria Defendants) ................................................................................................... 150 COUNT II ..................................................................................................................................
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